Out with the Old…In with the New!!

  Happy New Year! 

Like many of you, we are more than ready to begin this new year and have high hopes for 2017.  While our little company saw significant growth in 2016 we also endured growing pains, learned some hard lessons, and stood by helplessly as some in our Men In White family suffered the heartbreak of losing loved ones. On a positive note, we are now enjoying a dramatically improved shop and a brand-new office. We have hired some outstanding individuals early this year that have made us better than we’ve ever dreamed we could be.  We are going into this new year with great anticipation and a level of confidence that is quite unusual for most small businesses. 

We. Are. Blessed.

    Mark, our fearless leader, always has some lofty annual goals for our company.  To say he is an optimist is an understatement.  As I sit here in this nice new office that was only a dream last year, I won’t soon doubt his ability to follow through.  Helen Keller’s quote “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all” certainly describes how our boss looks at his company.  I can hardly wait to hear what his list of resolutions for our company will be for this new year.  I can speak for the rest of my co-workers when I say his optimism is contagious and we look forward to jumping on-board his bandwagon.   

How about you?

Have you made any resolutions for the new year? Are you looking around your home and contemplating some improvements?  Are you revisiting some old resolutions regarding home improvements?  Make this year the year you tackle those head on! Did winter hit before you got the deck re-coated? Could your shutters and front door use a blast of color? Are your cabinets in need of a fresh new look? Have you grown tired of the color in your bathroom?  Imagine the feeling of getting these projects completed! No, we are not trying to solicit business with this blog…we genuinely want your home to be the oasis it should be.  You work too hard and pay far too much for your home not to love it.  We will always be here if you need us. 

Christina Johnson